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Walter D. Cable

Foil: 13 Panel: 2 Column: 1 Line: 85

Wall of Honor Level:
Air and Space Friend

Honored by:
Mr. Peter Cherbak

Walter is the son of Dewey Cable who founded Cable Airport (CCB) in Upland, California, the world's largest family owned public-use airport.

Walter flew a Cessna T-210 G Centurion to a world altitude record of 42,344 feet for Class C1-c Group I on May 13, 1967. This record stood as of September 10, 2003.

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